Learn C# Course Syllabus
Full curriculum breakdown — modules, lessons, estimated time, and outcomes.
Overview: This project-driven course provides a comprehensive introduction to C# and .NET Core, designed for developers with basic programming experience. Over approximately 10 weeks of hands-on learning, you'll progress from C# fundamentals to building, testing, and deploying full-scale applications. Each module blends essential theory with practical coding exercises, culminating in a capstone project that integrates dependency injection, asynchronous programming, testing, and CI/CD practices. Lifetime access allows flexible, self-paced learning.
Module 1: C# Language Basics
Estimated time: 8 hours
- Primitive types and variables
- Operators and expressions
- Control flow with if and switch statements
- Loops including for and while
Module 2: Methods, Error Handling & Debugging
Estimated time: 8 hours
- Method signatures and overloads
- Exception handling with try/catch/finally
- Types of exceptions in C#
- Using debugger tools
Module 3: Classes & Object-Oriented Design
Estimated time: 8 hours
- Defining classes and structs
- Properties and constructors
- Access modifiers and encapsulation
- Object instantiation and interaction
Module 4: Inheritance, Interfaces & Polymorphism
Estimated time: 8 hours
- Base and derived classes
- Abstract classes and virtual/override methods
- Interface contracts and implementation
- Polymorphism through inheritance and interfaces
Module 5: Collections & LINQ
Estimated time: 8 hours
- Arrays and generic collections like List<T>
- Dictionaries and other collection types
- Querying data with LINQ methods
- Using LINQ query syntax
Module 6: Asynchronous Programming
Estimated time: 8 hours
- Understanding Task and Task<T>
- Implementing async/await patterns
- Using CancellationToken for cancellation
- Parallel loops and concurrency handling
Module 7: .NET Core & Dependency Injection
Estimated time: 8 hours
- .NET Core project templates
- Configuration with appsettings.json
- Built-in dependency injection container
- Service lifetimes and constructor injection
Module 8: Testing & Packaging
Estimated time: 10 hours
- Writing unit tests with xUnit
- Mocking dependencies using Moq
- Creating NuGet packages
- Publishing to a local NuGet feed
Module 9: Capstone Project – Complete .NET Core App
Estimated time: 20 hours
- Design and implement a full-stack .NET Core application
- Integrate backend API with data layer and configuration
- Develop a simple frontend (e.g., Blazor)
- Implement logging, DI, and a CI/CD pipeline
Prerequisites
- Familiarity with basic programming concepts (variables, loops, functions)
- Basic understanding of object-oriented principles (recommended)
- Experience with any programming language (helpful but not required)
What You'll Be Able to Do After
- Write clean, maintainable C# code using modern language features
- Apply object-oriented design principles in real-world applications
- Build and structure .NET Core web APIs with dependency injection
- Implement asynchronous operations and handle concurrency
- Test, package, and deploy C# libraries and applications